The unresolved criminal allegations, inevitably, make him censor a defensive account of sex with two Swedish fans.
The C.I.A. and Pentagon were not much more responsive, according to Benjamin and Simon, whose frustration is palpable in their revealing, if slightly defensive, account of the pre-9/11 war on terror.
In other words, out of the estimated $2.7-trillion 2.7-trillionare bill, defensive medicine accoU.S. for $78 billion.
Ultimately, his unpredictability — two touchdowns allowed in Week 1 against Dallas, two interceptions in Week 2 against Jacksonville, four penalties in Week 3 against Oakland — has prompted the Jets to adapt their defensive strategy, accounting for those game days when Pettine calls down to Dennis Thurman, the secondary coach, and says: "Which Cro do we got today?
In a 2010 interview, Price went even higher, suggesting that defensive medicine accounted for a quarter of all U.S. health-care spending.
The Browns' secondary was impressive last year given that it did not have the luxury of playing behind a fierce pass-rush (Sheard led the team with 8.5 sacks, while all other defensive ends accounted for just 2 of Cleveland's remaining 23.5 sacks).
The researchers' conclusion is that defensive medicine accounts for about 2.9% of healthcare spending.
Roy acknowledges the findings that defensive medicine accounts for only 2%to3%3% of spending, but writes, "nonetheless, reform is warranted". He asserts, curiously, that "the U.S. health care system is uniquely vulnerable to frivolous malpractice lawsuits". But if the numbers don't validate that claim, what does?
If the offensive line is warding off defensive linemen and accounting for blitzing linebackers and defensive backs, the quarterback's clock will tick slowly.
Although Headley offers lessons in defensive play, it accounts for only 4percentt of the instruction he and his staff conduct.
It has required some innovation by Reno and his staff, which has had to reconfigure offensive and defensive schemes to account for the Bulldogs' dwindling depth.
